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NASHUA, N.H. (AP) — They are some of Hillary Clinton's best money-raisers, but right now the most valuable thing they can offer is their time. So on a frigid weekend afternoon, Jill Iscol and Bonnier Berger set out as door-to-door saleswomen pitching a politician they deeply admire. Both
Massachusetts
WASHINGTON (AP) — Coveted but coy, Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren is staying painstakingly neutral in the Democratic presidential contest for now, frustrating supporters of Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders while awaiting the right moment to lay her considerable chits on the table. Both candidates would love to win the endorsement of
Catholic
(RNS) — Florida Sen. Marco Rubio has tried three religions for the right spiritual fit. But now, as he now pushes to prove he's the right electoral fit for the GOP presidential nomination, he's assuring Christians, "There's only one savior and it's
trump
2016 is finally here. And, although much can change between now and the Iowa caucuses (February 1) and New Hampshire primary (February 9), below are eight political predictions based on presidential campaign history and the current state of play: 8. Ted Cruz will win the GOP Iowa Caucuses
election
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — After a long year of campaigning, Republican and Democratic presidential candidates face voters for the first time, battling in Iowa Monday for a boost toward the White House — or in many cases, simply a reason to stay in the race. The contests in both parties were
Massachusetts
BOSTON — A 2014 change in the state's campaign finance law has delivered a cash windfall for top elected officials in Massachusetts, allowing them to rake in big money donations and quickly rebuild their election coffers. An Associated Press review of campaign finance records found the change — which doubled
Donald Trump
WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump's campaign filings show the billionaire Republican front-runner spent just $6.8 million in the final three months of last year, less than half of what Ted Cruz, his nearest rival in the polls, spent during the same period. Early in his campaign, Trump said
hillary clinton
(CNSNews.com) — Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told a Democrat town hall Tuesday night that her use of a private server to send work-related emails — many of them now marked classified as the State Department sorts through them — was not "an error in judgement" because "nothing
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